Transform Screen.PrimaryScreen.WorkingArea to WPF dimensions at higher DPI settings
You get the transformed work area size from the SystemParameters.WorkArea property:
Top = 0;Left = 0;Width = System.Windows.SystemParameters.WorkArea.Width;Height = System.Windows.SystemParameters.WorkArea.Height;
In WPF, you can use the SystemParameters.PrimaryScreenWidth and SystemParameters.PrimaryScreenHeight properties to find out the primary screen dimensions:
double width = SystemParameters.PrimaryScreenWidth;double height = SystemParameters.PrimaryScreenHeight;
If you wanna get the dimensions of both Screens you simply can use:
var primaryScreen = System.Windows.Forms .Screen .AllScreens .Where(s => s.Primary) .FirstOrDefault();var secondaryScreen = System.Windows.Forms .Screen .AllScreens .Where(s => !s.Primary) .FirstOrDefault();After this you can reach Width, Height etc. by using
primaryScreen.Bounds.WidthSo Long ;)